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How electric cooking is transforming school kitchens in Tanzania and Uganda

The Loughborough University co-led Modern Energy Cooking Services (MECS) programme is helping transform school kitchens in Tanzania and Uganda through cleaner electric cooking.

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"The message from COP31 is clear - the future of electrification lies with the grid", energy expert says

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Underwater landslides caught in the act reveal hidden risks to seabed infrastructure

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How better data has already helped countries in the Global South unlock $11bn for climate investment

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COP31: Why future-proofing cities and infrastructure is central to climate conversations

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Could reducing food waste be a climate solution we already have?

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COP31 Presidency adopts CCG-supported approach to turn climate ambition into investment

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How to get your children to eat more fruit, veg and fibre without the arguments

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Loughborough University commits to landmark Equal Sport pledge to help make the UK the world's leading nation for women and girls' sport

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Electric cooking is no longer a niche idea – it's becoming central to the energy transition

Wild Horse Nine: Martin McDonagh’s odd couple CIA drama is really a love story

England Netball strengthens performance programme through new Loughborough University partnership

One in four adolescents worldwide reported no active days in the previous week

From industrial powerhouse to uncertain future: lessons from Britain’s chemical industry

New Leonard Curtis report exposes deep-rooted challenges for Prem Rugby clubs as league moves to franchise-style model

Supermarket cyber attacks: Known risks, repeated failures

Gambling-related suicide can affect people from all backgrounds, pioneering UK study finds